what is pour-que-pas ?

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Someone left a message for me for me saying

pour-que-pas? Thats all that was said, I did a search on it, but I'm cluless. Do you have a clue? I would love to give 50 points to figure this one out!... Unfortutatly, I can only give 10.

Answer 1

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It is a question in french, can't figure out what. Ask the person...

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Answer 2

It appears that the writer was attempting to write the French phrase "porquios pas'" which translates as "Why not?"

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Answer 3

I'm not positive but I think it's kinda of a way of cause and effect...similar to saying, that's the way the cookie crumbles...

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Answer 4

The phrase is "pourquoi pas?" and it means "why not".

In response, you could say simply: "parce que" which means "because". Or..."c'est la vie" which is "that's life".

Source(s): Lived in Canada, now living in Belgium (both) where one of the official languages is French...and high school French (ou est la bibliotheque?)

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Answer 5

it means 'why not?'

'pourque' means 'for what?' in french which is equivalent to why, 'pas' is a bit of superflous negation.

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Answer 6

lol sounds like porqupine to me...

well que means what...and idk wat the other 2 mean..sorry bud!

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